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A WoRD To THE WISE.

with rs the Remnant and Bargain Sale Days have
saSd he wesk
ofttimes Remnants that manufacturers sent u.s. Each
ssssa Fms .s 90. nsas
manage to secure bsrEsns in Fancy Goods and other
Oldest HoSse
s sns
not sa yourself send one Of the little ones, and If
ment claim your money.
FOR THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
We have secured and will sell at
12k CENTS PER YARD.
cases light, and dark French satteen Remnants in
s sne xar T6ese soods E9Fh 70 and 80
this season Of the year. Remember 12dc per yard.
cases Fine Plain Dress Bingham Remnants in
brown, grey and blue, at Zoe per yard These goods
cases ssers sue Remnants different colornss;
1c gu1 Bs
goods run full width and are Beautiful in quality and
designs
cases Genuine Lonsdale Cambria" Remnants, at
lengths in this goods is desirable and sometimes
3 cases One Yard Wide Bleached Muslin Remnants,
best brands at SC. per yard, worth 10 and 121xc.
The last lot of English Satteen Remnants in cream
at SC. per yard worth 2Oc; suitable for lining and
dress wear.
cases Light figured Percales, nobby patterns and
neat designs only 10c per yard. These warranted
fast colors.
9 more cases Of the well known Domestic Satteen
Remnants which we offer at 64c. per yard, worth
12hc in choice patterns
For men and boys wear we have secured an enor.
nous quantity of fine Imported Cashmere Remnants
suitable for pants vests full suits at half
value These come in spring colorngs and therefore
doubly desirable. 1t is very seldom that have
opportunity like this. The patterns we'll selected
and the goods in perfect condition In looking over
them you might think it marvellous how do it.
But don't let 1t interfere with your choice they
all warranted as sold
10 dozen Ladies' Ar-Iinen Collars in plain white;
mourning collars at lie. each were 20c Our reason
for doieg this is to close out these numbers.
10 dozen more Ladies' All-Linen Cuffs, at IOc per
pair All sizes in stock.
Is dozen Ladies' Embroidered Null Ties for 12hc
25 dozen Ladies' White Chemisettes embroidered
fronts five styles, for this Thursday and Friday 22c
so dozen Gents Silk Embroidered Suspenders,
white and colored, gle, sold everywhere Soc
And plenty other bargains to interest you.
Call on US early in the day, and oblige
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SHE MUST LEAVE THE DISTRICT IN 4S HOURS.
This NOR ming In the Police Court Mr.. Padgett
called TO the attention Of Judge Smell the case OF
Ollie p. Ellis, alias the Duchess of California"
charged with being suspicious character. 81
not guilty" she answered when Deputy Clerk
Harper arrai gned her.
Detective RAN testified that he had known her
for about six months; that she had pleaded guilty
In this court to similar charge on the condition
that she leave the city; that she had also been
put under bonds, but still persists In coming back.
she had been annoying one Of the foreign minis
ters, and had written letter to two women OF ILL
repute In this city, asking them to come to her
evidence. IL was signed Madame Romero, No. so
Church street, Norfolk, Val witness also re-
ceived Information that she had attempted to
blackmail a man at the Government Printing
once; also, that she had purchased goods In Nor
folk and had the bills sent TO the foreign ministers
The Judge said that unless the witnesses to
prove all this were produced he would exclude the
The defendant took the stand In her own be-
nalf and began her testimony by saying, "Senor
Don Romero. the Mexican minister" The court
checked her and told her that she should saw
nothing about the Mexican minister, as that por-
ton OF the testimony had been excluded. She
denied writing the letter offered In the testimony
and said she came here TO collect some money rrom
an attorney and that he had her arrested
Bring your suit," said the judge.
THAT'S what came here for" she answered
.out was arrested before had time to attend to
It."
You can bring your suit without coming here"
said the judge.
She denied that she ever kept house Of prosti-
tuition and that she had house In Norfolk but
admitted sending bills TO the Mexican minister
saying she had a right to do so.
Mary Cadell, No. so Maryland avenue, testified
That the duchess" was her housekeeper for one
week In september, and witness knew her as the
Ducness Letters came to the house addressed
10 either 'MiSs" or madam Romero" and were re-
celyed by the defendant. When her picture ap-
peared In the Police Gazette witness gave her
orders 10 leave The court took the personal re-
cognizance m the duchess" and gave her forty
eight hours 10 leave the District
OBJECTS TO GOING AND GIVES BONDS TO BEHAVE
Later In the day the duchess returned to the
Police Court and objected 10 being compelled TO
leave the city and gave bonds I'm the sum OF 500
Ior her sOod behavior. Mr.. WIN P-WOOd went on
her bond
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, United States ex rel Stephen v.
White agt Secretary OF State Thomas Francis
Baya ard; argued and continued.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Merrick
Yesterday, Proctor agt. Fitzgerald: subpoena
duces tecum ordered to issue. Walsh aQt Walsh:
appearance OF absent defendant ordered. Hopkins
agt- Hopkins: hearing resumed.
To-day, Hopkins agt. Hopkins; hearing re-
Sumed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Con-
Yesterday, Sh1pman agt. Magarity: trial re-
sumed; jury resptted. West agt. Campbell; 1udg.
ment by default
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, VIM. Jones, cOlOred, disOrderly conduct:
slO; Charles Stewart, cOlOred, placing rubbish
Peters, profanity; s. or days. Jos. Cherry indie
cent exposure: SO or 80 days. Peter Harvey,
! Hamilton colored, contempt; $50 or 30 days. Pat
rick Cady. dtsorderly conduct In the county; $40
collateral forfeited
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CONDEMNED Locals.

Steps were taken at meeting held last evening
70 organize a new military organization to be
known as the COrcOran ZOuaveS In time to take
part In the National drill
Gen. ThOs. ". Egan, WHO'S well known In Wash
ington, and who had good war record, Is
seriously Ill in New York hospital. 1t Is said he
has been drinking heavily.
Members OF the Grand Army OF the Republic are
arranging TO dedicate their new hall in the Corn
exercises. Commander-in-Ch1ef Fairchild IS ex.
pected TO be present.
A deaf mute bali was given last night at Lyceum
hail, Baltimore, for The Gallaudet memorial
statue which is TO be erected In this city. The at
tendance was large.
An aged cOlOred man, Henry r. Ebert, died sud-
denly at his home, No. $40 Boundary street, with
out the attendance OF a physician.
fire this morning I'm the bathroom OF house
1877 Sth street, occupied by j. G. Schuyler and
owned by Dennis Bout, destroyed $50 worth OF
clothing.
There was good attendance last evening atthe
veterans Roman mart and carnival at Willard
hall Tonight the Union Veteran corps, first
company VIII attend.
Judge Hagner this morning convened Judge
Cox,s court the Ctrcuit) and adjourned the jurors
10 Monday next.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret D. Cox, wife OF
Judge Walter s Cox, whose death was announced
IN yesterdays STAR will take place at IL O'Clock
Saturday from Judge CoX's residence, 1886 street
northwest.
This afternoon in the Police Court, Judge Smell
ned Tor the grand jury, the case OF Mollie Harris
the cOl0red servant girl charged with rObbing Mrs.
Mary l. stevens OF No. 700 18th street northwest.
See special notice of meeting at Melford hall,
corner OF Sth and streets northeast, this evening
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ansusemlents Toni

An1useu1entS IOen1BDts
acknowledgement
AIBAUGH's-MOdjeSka In 'SThe Chouans."
KERNANs--yarfety.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
JAPANESE VILLAGE.-E Street Rink.
WILLARD HALL--Carniyal and Mart.
DINE NJ UsEUM.-"Molly Maguires."
HARRIs.-"Taken from Life"
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
IN FINE CLOTHING AT
OAK HALL.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
great sale Of the large and magnificent stock of
to . close, so call at once.
FOR BOYS TO ID YEARS.
6 9 9ysTsosts at at $685. $685.
IS Overcoats at a..
30 Oyercoats at SO.
$40 OvercOats at $50.
s Jazz? JACKET land and Pants Fam: st 8 $685. g.
SO Jacket and Pants at IA.
90 Jacket and Pants at SO.
$40 Jacket and Pants at 81.
FOR BOYS 13 TO 1a
Is 0yercoats at $3.50
$3.50 OvercOats at $5.
BIO 0vercoats at 80.
$12 Overcoats at 80.
$lo Oyercoats ct $1O
3ss Suits Suits at at g.
Il: Il: :fg s s s$|: !: !: I : sE5
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
SO. so Overcoats at SO.
$1,000 OvercOats at $3.50.
&l6 Overcoats at $1l.
SIT Overcoats ut S12.
$23 Overcoats at $15.
So Fine Kersey surtouts at SIS.
$50 HMen ,ts Chinchilla overcoats at s1s.
ssSs ;;S5SS s s ss :, + 81 %:
ssa a5 SUITS SUITS at st s slSs,
Full Dress suits swallow tail coat at s15.
Odd Pants, immense variety, from 81 SO up.
OAK HALL.
III CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for he ~ hours commencing at D. m,
For District OF Columbia Maryland and Virginia
colder fair weather, nOrtherly winds.
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KIDNEY PAINS

and that weary feless sensation ever pres
emit with those OF Infaamed Kidneys, Weak Back and
Lons Aching Hips and Sides overworked or worn out
by disease, debility dissipation are relieved in
minute, and speedily cured by the Cuticura Anti
Pain Plaster, original elegant and infallible
tidote to pain and inflammation. At all druggists Csc
five for 81: or Of Potter Drug Co., Boston fl5
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LOOK IN OUR WINDOW for the price we have
marked on seventeen solid walnut marble top
chamber suits three different styles, which must
be closed cut this week; former price, $45. Don't
miss the chance. w. III. HOEKE, sol Market Space.
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CITY ITEMS.

Carbon and after this date will sell or my
entire stock of dress goods blankets comforts and
underwear at prime cost. We have some fine
black dress goods; viii pay you to look at them,
have to sell way below cost. Come early
cost JOHN SCOTT, 431 7th st. aw.
The Diamond Corner TRAVELLING Rag
and better than any other make. For sale only at
Tophams, 1871 Pa ave. NV. 5
ss1Oc. ROyalss mends everything! Lansburgh's
PHILIPPE Digestible Cocoa
Makes very delicious and nOurishing drink 1t
Is particularly adapted for persons OF weak digeS
ton, differing therein from all other cocoas in the
market. In half-pound and hve-pound cases.
Kept by all druggists and grocers.
ssLet's Talk SIS Harness.''-Becker's. co
SO for leather Saratoga trunk, muslin-lined,
Iron bottom and Excelsior lock, rivited on Top
hams, 1921 Pa ave. S
Why Have The
''Grand Republic" CigarrOs side-tracked all COM
petitOrS Because merit has given them the
right of way. LUCHs Bro, sole agents, 525 nth
st. n. w. 1
Baum's ''ROyal Glue'' repairs china, &c. Gun
Browns Bronchial TrOches for coughs
and colds 'There is nothing to be compared with
them."-ReU. O. d. Watkins, Walton, Ind. go
Steamer Trunks from 81 to SO, at Top
hams, 1871 Pa. ave. NV. 5
Ivory starch, economical always ready and
reliable, perfect finish. All grOcerS. tbs
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il ID. ward" prints 45c per No.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermik; sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream 15c
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933 PennSyiyania ayenII,

CANDIES VERY CHEAP at Fussell's, as the stock
must be closed In few days.
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HAVE SLIP COVERS for YOUR arlor furniture made
now, before the rush comes. Fit guaranteed.
Moses a sons Carpet and Upholstering Establish
ment, corner 18th and streets u. W.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11oe Pa ave-

AT PARETs-Everythfng at cost except paper
and envelopes. See advertisement.
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NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING D,IIy.-a large In

NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.-A large In
voice OF Ladies' Wraps, Jackets and Newman
kets received by express this morning These
goods have been marked so low that IL will surely
be 70 your advantage TO inspect our stock and
compare quality, 1T and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. X. III. TAYLOR
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CASH Prices Fon DRr Goops.

CASH PR1cEs Fon Day Goons.
EXCELLENT QUALITY sHEETING COTTON ONE
YARD AND HALF WIDE, 12H
FINEST QUALITY wAMSUTTA CAMBRIA, YARD
WIDE, 10.
TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS WIDE DOUBLE
WIDTH, PURE WOOL, CASH VALUE So
REDUCED TO BIN.
BLACK CASHMERES, FINE QUALITY WIDE
DOUBLE WIDTH, 37L.
ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS WIDE
DOUBLE FOLD. 12 yds. for 81 90.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, PURE WOOL. BLUE, CREAM,
GARNET, LBS
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET LIS
PURE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, WIDE DOUBLE
WIDTH "a.
BLACK SILK RHADAMERS 75
BLACK SILK SURAE rs.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
FANCY SILKS, 40. As, so.
p, Ed 9T 6A lily FRENCH SATTINEs 80.
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, PURE WOOL. rs.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS rs
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET so.
TABLE DAMASK, fine quality, extra width, SEC.
GcG A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
"A kRR EE kRR ssss
00oS "a ( ( 1 ZEE ( ssss
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 9TH ST. fla
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FussEILs Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candles.

r. W. HENDERSON & Co., 1113 street northwest
Wall Paper and Window Shades
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BABY COACHES. BABY Coaches
BABY COACHES BABY COACHES
BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES
At Factory Prices At Factory Prices,
From 900 up to the finest.
Also WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES, BICYCLES, TRI-
CYCLES, WHEELBARROW, BASKETS BIRD
CAGES.
Lowest Prices.
CHI. RUPERT
III 4O3-405 7th st. NV.
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YALE bronze spring padlocks cannot rust Ask
your hardware dealer for tnemi
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Sales of RealEssa,.-

K B. Hine ct al have bought OF Amelia L Van
Buskrk sub lot 81, square 1884, fronting II feet on
street north, between 18th street and Connec.
necticut avenue, for $500. W. p. Dole has SOLD
To George b. StarkweaLher part OF tract called
Aaron ana Two lots OF the Nonsuch tract on the
Marlboro road, for $4,000.
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Buy YOUR COAL from Clarke & Son. 933 F SC. NV
al small advance over summer prices.
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ROGERS Umbrella Factory, 14th St, near NV.
Covering and repairing.
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The NATIONAL FARMERS AIIIANCE.-The National
faruers Alliance and Cooperative Union OF Amer
la was Incorporated yesterday with the following
Officers; President, c. W. Macune; secretary, f. B.
warren; trustees, O.. h. Pickett, Wise county
Tex; j. VI. Perdue, UpShur county. Tex. and i a
Ielta, HUSTON, La The object OF the union as
stated Is 10 promote the sciences or agriculture
and horticulture
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IT WILL PAY VOC 10 examine our bargain coun-
Ter. No humbug, but genuine mark down In
prices. Mrs. WV. III. RICH
III Market Space
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For THE EMASCIPATIOl

FOR THE EMANCIPATION PARADE-The Secretary
OF The Navy has notified committee composed OF
Messrs. VIM III. Browne, K NJ. Dorsey, Lewis VIII
IL, walker Gilchrist and Richard Johnson In re-
RIy 10 THEIR request, "thdt the commandment OF the
washington navy yard has been authorized to lend
The committee ships boat, with such sparS and
sails as may desired, 10 be used In the emancpa-
ton parade.
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LIEBIa COAIPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
For Improved and Economic Cookery
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Only sort guaranteed GENUINE by Baron Liebip
LEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
The Finest Meat Flayoring Stock USE it for
soups, Sauces and Made Dishes ava
MEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Efficient TONIC in all cases Of Weakness and Di-
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Highly recommended as Nightcsp instead of Al
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IN BLACK INK s e Baron sh
LEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all storekeepers Grocers and Chem.
lists lists Sole Agents tSr tie United States (whole-
London. England. s'ef RI
A NOTICEABLE CHANGE
M. JOHN PARET begs to announce that on and
after FEBRUARY 21sT be win offer his entire STOCK
Paper and EnyslSpss, Ct cost Why Simply because
Ths pepper % the I'm
Of Waiting Cards. Wedding, Reception, Commencement
x:hn civ q sSs opp pss
price s.s seqSssssd e. .9d sss%ine Pocfst6oois
s aa aaa psas
rsed Brass Goods Hovslss, Toilet csses sn W or
as g &c e
man fsyors card parties wedding gfts or for any pr
soods & low prcs y men q sstsssfSs1ys
EAIL AND WINTER, SO And 81.
81; =; &! ss5sSz
Sail LII Pennsylvan1a avenue
-
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District Government Affairs.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.

EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
The attorney OF the District has returned an
opinion on the communication dated February
1 last from VIM. York AtLee, who wrote that
he holds, on behalf OF the First National Bank OF
New York, lien certificates against property Occu-
pied by the North Baptist church, and asked that
the assessment be revised and drawback certih-
Gates issued to him for principal and interest due
thereon. The attorney holds that the property
was exempt from taxation under the law.
DRAINAGE OF TIE NATIONAL LIBRARY.
j. B. Trainer, secretary OF the Congressional
Library commission, applies for permit to con-
struct sewer on LIST street southeast, from the
northeast corner OF street to the intersection OF
LIST and Carroll streets, for drainage OF the new
congressional library, and would also like to have
the supervision OF the work BY an officerO of the
District government.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Magruder, one OF the police surgeons, has
notified the commissioners that he does not In
tend TO serve the District after July unless his
Is increased. The police surgeons have asked
that their pay be increased to $50 month. 1t is
now $40
TRUSTEES SALE OF splendid business property on
New Jersey avenue, near B. & o. X. r. depot and
U. 5. Capitol, tomorrow afternoon (Frfday0 at d,
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PHOTOGRAPHS. New Photo. Art Co.. 9O5 Pa ave
AVOID Ir1NER.srs Consult Hemper about eyesight
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TRUSTEES SALE OF splendid business property OF
New Jersey avenue, near Il. o. X. R. depot anC
U. ). Capitol, tomorrow afternoon (Frfday) at d
M This property is improved and investors vii
doubtless do well to attend.
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SHARPLzY VESTS "Doglets," nc Kernan's In.
trodoces the sensation. vanishing dog-AdM
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"Grand Republic" CigarrOS side-tracked all CON-
petitOrs Because merit has given them the
right of way. LUCHs Bro, sole agents, 525 nth
st. n. W.
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EDUCATIONAL,

CAPITOL. HILL EVENING SCHOOL. "a sri
Nn.e Instruction given IL Book keeping. Arithne
Orthography. Terms reasonable. c. +. WOOD. Prin
cipal d3-fSn
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and horticulture.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET-2,s cattle on the
market yesterday and all sold 10 butchers as
follows: Best sold from &C. TO 5Hc per III !. GOOD
sold rom 4hc. TO 471c. per TO-; medium sold from
a. 10 44c per H.; common sold from 2ISc TO 33Ic
per 10. s5i sheep and lambs on the market: 561
sold TO butchers as follows: Old sheep sold from
&c 10 DC per ID lambs sold from &C. TO 6J<c per
ID: 81 shipped 10 eastern markets: 30 leff over
10 cows ana calves sold from $40 10 s55 each
Market for cattle was brisk. Market Tor sheen
and lambs was slow
ROBBERIEs REPoRTED.-WilIiam H. Rearaon ot
No. 1913 9th street northwest reports that in This
city or Alexandria Tuesday evening he was rnhh.d
OF gold watch worth go and s:s2 In cash
Emma Ruckert. No. sos ID street southeast renor,s
that while 1T a ball given at Abners han Monday
night she was robbed OF a gold watch and chain
worth $50.
CLOSING DAY OF JAPANESE SALIENT. Downing
viii conclude the sale OF japanese porcelains and
ceramics tomorrow at IL a III. and 3 p. m. at his
auction rooms. 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. Many choice pieces are in to-morrow's sale
tosetner with those that nave not been called for
and others that were passed, the whole making a
very interesting closing sale.
LOCAL ARTISTS SaLE-The sale will be continued
THIS evening at o'clock at the art exhibition
10th and Pennsylvania avenue. some choice snh'
1ects yet remain 70 be sold. The water colors by
AesSrs- Slil, Holmes, Newton, Rousee, Krauskopf
sale.
To-mOrrow ends the auction sales OF the eastern
fabrics which have been attended by an un,,su-
ally Large number OF connoiSseurs, at Duncanson
Brothers, corner 9th and streets AT III am and
pm Will be offered some ten very large choice
carpets, fifteen pOrtiereS OF very desirable colors
and nifty modern and antique silky rugs or various
sizes, with large lot or Damascus yellow silks,
Persian table covers Bulgarian embroiderfes, real
Angora goatskfns, &C., &C. Mr.. DuncansOn begs
TO say that this viii be their last oriental rug sale
Ior TINS season ana that great bargains may be
Dected
SHARPLzY VESTS "Dogletsv nc Kernan's In.
PRODUCES the nsa,ion, vanishing doZ-Adu
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Baum's ssROyal Glue'' repairs china, &C. em

Browns Bronchial TrOches for coughs
and colds: 'sThere is nothing to be compared with
them."-ReU. o. ID. Watkins, Walton, Ind 60
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Is the Art of all Arssno psIsOns education 4. com.
plete without it;"-Enersom:
''' T HH5d SfE5yS sS sSEd 6RsFS SE
+ finely located # sis 9Th street \ W. near the CITY
sEEs feet e9 IN Esps 5na i
unsaualed opportunities for developing the strength
II teaches Elocution as an elegant for home and
.St alsS
sfH Sa,JIS SSAEss ES#
adopting the + y
fessionai Life become Teachers II Eocuton over
evening. February classes are now forming Send
GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE SBURNED
x Ss9en. 8snb u tSe
uo PRACTICAL business s' education ant that quail
SR 'Ps
msive0n given in GspRa M1n the
TONS BOOKKEEPING. Business Practice. CSmmereial
Rs9 ss and sSE
Of teachers. Tuition Fees-Dsy sessions-Reeular
and sh
Night sessions1Yesr ssholarship $50 on snterns
in monthly instaments OF So EACH or $40 in full
on entering.
illustrated Circular sent free on application.
HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal d9
Mrs. HARRIETTE MILLS-vOCAL LESSONS TO
M Ladies and Gentlemen. At leisure daily from four
TO five. Residence, 1:S5 9Th st. NV.
OF THE GI Hok9 aslS ,h MASS
renswed fora tnUrO9gh course n
taught Special attention paid to Piano. Harp Organ,
Guitar and Banjo Painting and the Lsngusgss receive
biography and Fancy Work. Lustra Painting, Calls
themes and kindergarten are new features OF the
present year: Connected with the Academy is
School for Boys, taught by the Sisters. se3O-5m
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